The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-23
~Oysiers and Soup. every
day, including Sundays, at Johnny
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LOCAL ITEMS.

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The first wheat cut in the Val
lev was by Jerry Carpenter, las
Friday.
Mrs. Amos Parker. of Logan
visited friends in this city, thi
week. Nelsonville News.
Col. Rempel and wife returned
home from their visit to New
York, Saturday evening last.
Mr.. Browns new residence OPP
posite the jail, is fast nearing
completion, and looks weil.-
Louie Fisher is a skilled mechan
ic.
MARRIED.-On The 18th inst.
by BENZ. Bebout, j. p, Franklin
Brewer aud Miss Fannie OSbin,
all of Falls township.
S. S. Fitzgerald, a prominent
young miner at Carbon Hill was
a visitor at this Office last Satur
day.
On Saturday the steamer I'm.
bria of the Cunard line, arrived
in New York. having made the
trip across .the Atlantic in six
days and three hours.
The Bow ling Democrat says
there isn't a poor field OF wheat
in Wood crunty. Harvesting
will begin June 90.
The Union Labor Party have
issnei call for state conven
tion 10 be held at Columbus. O.,
July 4th; for the purpose Of nom
mating a state ticket.
A meeting of editors will be
held in New Lexington 10 nor
row, for the purpose Of effectins
arrangements TO build monu-
ment TO McGahan.
Miss Grace Finney, who has
been visiting her uncle. j. F
Wheeler, IN Columbus, he pas:
two weeks. returned 10 her home
in this city Tuesday.
Mr. }. hn RisIy. after long
and painful illness, died al his
home on North Walnut street oil
iaa Monday morning. lie was
buried by The Old Fellows, on
yesterday aitern"on.
Mrs. Maggie Cooley was born
III Fin'on county, o., June 2Gth.
Funeral services al NJ Z. Church
Thursday. June 23d, at 9 O'Clock
J.. NJ, conducted by Rev. ID. q.
Thomas. Friends are invited.
Miss Dora Hansen, one of our most
accomplished Logan girls, graduated
yesterday at Delaware with the highest
honors of her class. Her many friends
in Logan will be glad to welcome her
home again.
The earnings of the Hooking
Valley for 1887 up TO the present
time show an average increase of
about $4,000 per menrh over the
corresponding months last year.
Miss Emma Downey returned
home from a weeks pleasant visit
among friends and relatives at
Lancaster and Columbus Iast Sat
ufday.
Episcopal services at Grace
Chapel. this, Thursday, evening
at z o'clock, by Rev. 4. NJ. W. |
Hills minister, in charge. All
are cordially invited.
Grandfather Dobenmier of Ma
rion, died On last Friday. He
was one of the oldest men OF the /
community, being nearly one
hundred years of age.
Miss Hattie Ford, of GAINESVILLE,
o., after having spent four weeks
IN Logan, the guest of her cousin
Estella Sirentz. returned 10 her
home to-day.
The two. days men are being
warned out by the Street COM
missioner, and the work of Clean
ing the cutters, draining bitches,
fills, ETC., is progressing.
Our City Dads wisely conclud-
ed that no improvement could
be made on "Nosey" and Flave,
as night policemen, and hence
confirmed the Mayors appoint
ment.
Mr.. Jerry Carpenter, of Marion
township, father of Mrs. Lewis
McGill of this city, was thrown
out of buggy while on visit
to Crossenville, Perry county,
last Saturday, had his collar
bone broken. He is now doing
as we'll as could be expected.
The School Board on last Sat-
urday night, reappointed Colonel
Friesner and Miss Bowlby. The
'ecord of the proceedings will be
given next week.
If you want slice of very fine
Ham, or a whole one, call at John
Ucker's Meat Market, where all I
kinds of fresh and salt meats can
be had. His brand of hams are
pronounced the best in the mar
zef.
John Kistler and Pete Roof, re- I